Prices Rise for New Kansas Homes in 1980
HUD estimates show Kansas buyers face 20 to 30 percent higher costs for a low-range home this year compared with 1979 figures. In four cities Pittsburg and Garden City see near one third increases, Topeka the mildest rise under 10 percent for some categories. Rising costs push typical low-range homes above 40 000, though availability remains unguaranteed by the 1977 law.
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Bob Fick
Associated Press
Washington
Kansas
Department of Housing and Urban
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Pittsburg
Garden City
Topeka
Congress
Andy Gasparich
Environmental Protection’ Agency
Gasparich
Wichita
Reagan heart attack rumor sparks market speculation on Wall Street
A broker allegedly spread a six word message Ronald Reagan had a heart attack triggering a Wall Street sell off. SEC officials warned of criminal action if manipulation occurred while columnist Dan Dorfman cited a broker’s bid to cover short positions. The rumor spread beyond Wall Street as prices fell then recovered.
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Ronald Reagan
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stephen Hammerman
SEC
Hammerman
Dan Dorfman
Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc
Dorfman
New York Stock Exchange
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